Is it capable to do a large amt. of shredding cabbage without burning out.
292
I have owned this unit for about 2 years. It is a workhorse. Quiet and efficient. I use it to process cabbage for sauerkraut. Usually 10 to 15 heads at a time. This is a very fast processor. I would purchase it again.
293
I generally make a slaw out of a full head of both white and red cabbage as well as carrots, radishes, green onions and daikon (a japanese radish). I alternate items to simplify the mixing step and I need to process several large bowls to accommodate the total volume. The machine has no problem with large quantity shredding.
294
I dont think there is anything that it cant handle. I have the larger one with a 14 cup capacity. We use it to prepare for large groups quite often. Cabage, potatoes, blocks of cheese...
295
It certainly can! As long as you don't exceed the bowl capacity it will do great.
296
A resounding Yes! As long as you don't exceed capacity of the bowl sizes, cabbage will be an easy job.
297
Should not be a problem at all. This thing is built like a tank. As mentioned before, don't exceed bowl capacity.
1619941
Yes. You should be able to slice cabbage with no problem. But wear a glove because this thing doesn't play if you cut yourself with it. The blade is crazy sharp!
1755934
You can continuously shred for between 20-25 minutes and then you need to let it cool down.
60655
I have sliced partially frozen meat and cheese with good success. I would not want to put that extra burden on the motor. It's not a professional machine. The cost reflects that it is for moderate home use and does very well.
1579522
the width of the shred depends on the size of the head of cabbage, the thickness depends on how much pressure you use while moving the cabbage across the blades approx. 1/8". hope this helps glenn
884583
Yes. There is a separate blade that be changed and used to shred cabbage, sprouts, onions, even zucchini. Quite easy to change once you've done it a few times."
1579520
This is an excellent cutter. Very sharp. Varying the cabbage head angle can create different size shreds.
514789
Unfortunately it doesn't shred cabbage, it just makes a big mess. I would stick with squash and carrots.
195012
YES it will shred it, However, you must load the machine lightly with live tree branches, plants, brush and or fruits or it will clog. Each year, I shred whatever is left in the garden (tomatos, onions, and other foods) and it is ripped/shredded. I normally wait till these items die before shredding these items because the machine then gets all wet inside which helps rust to take hold and i want the machine to last longer. So I usually wait till things are dried up and dead before i shred them. Remember you cannot clean or dry the inside of the machine so its always best to shred dry/dead items. I have also shredded 4 inch 2x4 pieces and it chops them up also but beware if you do that because it will spit pieces out.
708000
As the food processor it would be chopped, but the accessory shredding attachment would actually make shredded cabbage.
1000125
The speed of the cut is kind of quick. I am satisfied with this shredder. And it didn't over heat while using it. The waste basket for the shredder is kind of small so I had to keep emptying it (I had a lot of shredding to do).
2190309
Kind of. I've made Slaw a few times with this thing already. I kinda depends how you like your Slaw. Long stringy parts, or thinly sliced cross sections. If the latter then this tool is awesome, as you dont need to do anything to the vegatable. If the other, then you'll have to peel each cabbage leaf, pile them on top of each other and roll them into tight rolls. Then you run these batched across the Madaline. (this is what I done, and it gets a bit finger worrying towards the end). Hope this helps
1619944
It's only around 4 inches wide so I would say no, unless it was a small cabbage and you quartered it before slicing. I wouldn't purchase this item it's very cheaply made particularly when you look at the price. When you bare down to slice it varies the thickness of the material you're cutting. I ultimately discarded the item is being useless.
312174
I does stay active for several seconds after the sheet(s) are shredded, so you could call that continuous feed. It does get rather warm after continued use for a lot of shredding. If you need to shred a high volume of paper, I would look for a more heavy duty (and continuous duty) machine. For home use or even small business, it is a great machine.
1145174
My experience with shredding leaves with this machine was that it jammed up with any volume. I spent more time unclogging it than I did shredding. I doubt it would do a good job.
242692
Absolutely. We use it to shred carrots and cabbage for coleslaw, but if you use the larger slicing disc, it would be great for chopping veggies for soup, etc.This is a great product. We purchased it a year ago and it still works like new :)
1474080
Yes, it will shred cabbage as long as your chunks fit down the input chute. I haven't done much cheese with it. As long as you don't force the feed too hard and bind up the blade, it does fine.